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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-26
GE0E0E G0rLD on HIS WAY wESr

PuTsBURG, NOv. p tSpectdD.- D.-Georgc Could. accom-
panied By his wife and her cousin passed through this
c!ty to day In his special car Conroy. Iis said |
am going to s. Louis and tncn VIII make tour over
the Missouri Pacific aud may perhaps to California
before return East. Father IS now in Nice and In
excellent health lie has written that he Will rcturn
to this country In about ninety days In the mean
time and my younger brother are looking after his
interests. / know lttle about telegraph matters. hut
from what can hear, | guess the new COMBINATION IN
the Western CnOn Is wurNGs satisfactorily 10 ALI con
ccrncd.' Turning 10 financial topics. Mr. Gould SAID:
The Outnoh Is favorable for fair per cent money
market. Money VIII not bc too easy, and times we're
bci fer when that IN the case
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-26

Ew-BRTHLHHrM. Penn. Nov 25.-The lainr tisuhc'
In the coal so coke regions Of Indiana C"unty have
eliminated in a iacrart and saugunary OUTRAGE. For
several months the Kvc coal miners at Frnount have
been stopped BY a strike and number OF deputy sher
is have been Guarding the works. Of tho awlcSs
spirits having threatened destroy the property. On
Sunday AOrnng just after the guatd had been changed
fusilads Of shss poured into the gronr o officers
stanling front OF t~ mine Two VI The depuiic yrus
Morton and james Smith wsInd.i the former sus
tsipne and the latter slight niurics The sfetcrs
promptly removed to L-r homes al Smiihne a. asi
4 surgeon SUNNI ned. II ia hrlcvcd Morton Will dic,
but smith 70 already out OF danger.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-26
MORE COMPLAINTS AGIIyxr L.R GIBBS

Two more complaints Wcgo He'd with Mayors Mar
shal uyrnes yesterday against j. b. Gibbs The Prohlb
ton takcr. The compalnants said that they had paid
money At Gibbs employment agency but nad never
succeeded In getting employ as promised by him.
NJ. Gibbs himself entered at the same time to sec;re
his license. He tried to explain; TO show that what
was attributed TO him had been done by his clerks
while he absent several weeks sick Marshal
ByIuos called attention to the fact that he had warned
Gibbs sonic npaths ago that bis way OF doug business
bad. A named FihIuL said that GifI>
present when his money was taken and had promised
him work right away. Marshal Byrncs said that GIBBS
should refund AL money when he has not secured situ
atiOis for apple ahts and Il is understood that no II
ccn,c Will bo granted him until he does
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-26
FREIGnr ENG INEs rHRowY INrO 4 cANAL
CONFE>sING HE SHOT TIE HICKMAN
ONE OF TIE THREE SUSPECTED MCgDEGERs Ac
KNnWLEDGFS HIS CT 1T.

ONE OF TIE THREE SUSPECTED MCHDEEERS AC-
KNrWLEDGES HIS CT 1T.
Since tho murder OF Jonn Cehroy. the sing sing mack
man. sunday night, the three Aungarans, stephen
Massuga George sabo and Andrew Uchrln tho suspect
ed inurderers have been IN White Pains jail Yesterday
detectives visited Jail with Interpreter, MS T.
Herman, OF White Plains Who speaks Hungarian she sn
syed conyorsatOn with Sabol AMI obtained from him
dstaled account Of the shooting lie said thai after
Massuga, Uchrn ahd himself had entered the hack and
had eedsd about twanty minutes tue road toward
shaft drsd ais At hapdkard out OF
the anl rcl "a the direction sf tho driver
wiki !sta sCc t. Ucan ronOHs,ratci vita him ior ais
reckrssucss, and nscel that the driver seut on
hc hsoy!nS tuat he shot, todlAasuga that
he had XII ed hi,.
Al tarec got out and found that the driver was
uncouscious discussion took place ~ 20 the best
method 70 conceal the crme MssslEl wauled to run
awty bit U.tua and SaDol weuid aot consent, saying
that they would hung fpr his act, Then they turned
e norss- around AMI started thc,n the road back
to Stag sing Win tne driver sIttin. his scat Tao
NOR. rum art orcrei ksg oi hesT TO he 70 Their
th.u srep. 70 10 Awakened by the officers sent 10
II lhsY Nrr3 aI llier TIC llulcacc or peer
when they started from sing ainx.
loo detecve heu went 20 the cell of Massuga accom-
and Assistant Dstrct Attorney David We planck, ami
being intlr ur Obl, story. he admtttcd tne
truth 4rI said mat nred the shOi but without
tar utsuti"1 u Nl. NJ tufn'iY, and thu he was 20
further hoauaS The csse sspss.poned nnl Thursday
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-26
srRIrING IOR rHE c0LOEED ToTE
THE TRICKS or THE GRo"GIA CAMrMGS ovrE
PEOHIBITIOS.

THE TRICKS or THE GRO"GA CAMrAIGN oNIE
PEoHIBITfoT
ATLANTA Nov. % CSpeCiah. Fifteen thoGsand people
attended the mass meeting held bv the PronDtion-
i-ts tonight over half the audience was biscS.
The electisu which takc- place tomorrow has atraisd
attention country aud Tonight the leaders
are IN receipt from all paris OF the Unlon
The great interest centres in the negro Tue
was introduced the cadng factor Prohlboni'ts OF
both went dsuu into The negro churches
Tor the purpose of getting votes Ie thns nat
they carried that election. When the present cam
paisn opened the Prohibiuonis;s subsidized
the colored preachers. Failing 10 secure tho Rev j. =
Fupprr, Senator CsIquiit demanded Of tho co.0rcd
Bishop Wayman that lie displac- fhqprr but tie
Bishop declined To do Both parti~s got earnest ~
secure the nero vote. To-day the Autis npodei
tho town with posters upon which was a P'tiute
~ Abraham Lincoln. Ou his knees kis'."e
hand of tho President wts neSr" man. "hic "n ne
ground we're the shacke, winch had just fon from ais
limbs Behind him stood his wife. IN her arm suck
liz. babe and by hor siie child In flaming lcsrrs
were the words, Proclamation OF freedom" Then fo-
lswed a sentence purportns Ia nc fr-ln on" of NJ
Iiucs MS .p.ech I'm which h- denounced prom
All infringement - human rights ibs psste VA ir-
cuiatsd freely am0us the the negroes ana had "oh'c
iul effect
scsuony question. lho fact that tho vacant h.n'e'
had doubled within tue last W.. ''srs; S,
nm OF sellers. with 10 buyer, that arc .tecs
and mechanics hal b.cn driven e.ewhcrc for employ
nent. called attention 10 hs rhsct 81 prohibition as
deterrent or progress Tho argument "ade BY '-pt-n
Howelin which hs proved that more liquor rdscsnsn.o
in Atlanta Ia tue last year thah ia ss' "lo. pee
showed that prohibition did not rrolhit Ihe ~ohry
abroad by atlanta last year or hlind uGer hlint
wa.Sl 700 900 Tonight tue city s"ivs wi eicIemoh'
Iorch-bezrs marching about IN all hf-cU"n'
Churches holding all night pr yer In TIA interest OF
the Of temperance Crowds are already Al tho
polling places determined to be the hrst to deposit ths
hal
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-26
oBRIEN NEED NOT WEAR PRISON CARB.


MR.. BALFoUG SAYS FORCE WILL NOT BE USED TO
COMPEL. nIM-THE TROUBLES OF IRELAND.
LONDON, Nov. pa letter written by MIR Bafour,
Chief Secretary for Ireland, is pubishc in which he
refers 10 the grotesquc episode OF Mr.. Otrien's
clothes He that Mr. OBrien i Dpt treated in
Tullanore prison either with enency Or severity He
ha, succeeded sheltcring himself under the medical
opinion that his lungs delicate aud his hearts action
weak Mr. Bal,our also says that if Mr. OBren refuses
to wear the prison dress force will not he applied to
compel him There is why he should not fuln
his term in prison. but he cannot safely be subjected TO
the usual discipline.
Michael DavItt, in speech at Carlisle TO night, de-
eared that the Irish alone could settle the land question
with the landlords He hoped that support would lie
withheld from any land purchase scheme proposed I'D
England, even II suggested by Mr.. Gladstone himself
Mr. John Morley. speaking at Hull Tonight. SAID III was
Tories committing themselves 10
The doctrine Of protection Would Mr. Bright ne asked
y0tC support of Crown duty on corn InruluS 10
the Irish question he said that lor salisbury lad com
mitted laring indiscreton when he tainted Irshmen
with their brOgue accused them or adopting robbery as
their creed and spoke in contempt or their representa-
tivcs in Parliament. The Prime Ministers announce
ment that there would lie extension ~ loca! sell
government 10 Ireland breach OF solemn pledges
Which mad been given by all Vi his Ministers. Lord
Salisbury might depend upon II that the irish leaders
would To their utmost oppose land purchase as suosu
tute for Home Rule.
DUBLIN, Nov 25.-Dennis Mcnamara, a shopkccper at
Ennis County Clare has been sentenced TO a weeks
Imprisonment for selling copies of Cnited hedrd, OF
which William O'Bricn Is the editor. and the selling or
which has been proclaimed. This is the first instance in
which a person has been prosecuted Tor scLlnS the
papers.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-26
1HE ArLANTIo NQNADRON rO GO SOrTM

IHE I ITLANIIU NVU AUAVN TO UV SVV TIT
NEWPORT, Nov IS ,SpGclah. Tho C'ited states
steamer Richmond which was expected here all ddy
yesterday, arrived. two days nom New 'fOrh' ana
anchored of Goat Island lighthouse at O'CLOCK th's
morning Tho RichnlOnd had been delayed IN her
passas, having come outside and making the run
partly under saQ alone. The North Atlantic squadron
sailed from Newport on Monday morning Tor card
ncr's Bay IN orier hayc target practice AS soon
Az th, last neet exercise Is concluded the squadron
viii hreak ip FOR the remainder Of tho season In order
10 make preparations for extensive winter cruise
I'm thn Vcst Indies, Tho Atlanta. Richmond and
n,lnhn ara expected to repair at the BioJllyh Nay
Yard whlls the OSslpe" and Gaicna VIII DO o'cfhau'cu
AT rho Norfolk Navy Yard
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-26
FATAL ACCIDENT ON TIE b. AND o.
TWO FREIGHT TRAINS IN COLLISIoN-THREE MEN
KILLED AND FIVE INJURFD.

TWO FREIGHT TRAINS IN CoLLIsroN-THREE MEN
KILLED AND FIVE INJUHrD.
PTTTsDURG. Nov. 25.Tvo freight trains on the Wheel
ing Division OF the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad were In
collision near Cochraps Mills fifteen miles frem this
city about 1918 o'clock this morning. Both trains were
almset plotely demslishsd and three killed and
five others injured
One OF the killed was william Psddimsn fireman, OF
Wheeling The sthsrs still under the debris and
their not known.
Tho Injured were:
ArpLERY FRASK-Flreman hurt about and body not
GATES, THoM.sEnsn.cr crushed and sru,..a ssrlsn:y
cut about tho bod serious, ,
TAM THOMAS BRAKEMAN and bruised not danger.
Thero appears to have bssn ne order issued AZ 10
which train 10 stop at Fineyve fer the other to
pass Tho tra running at high rate Of speed.
and az they rounded a curve near Cochrans Mills they
too late to be checked An Instant later
they together with terrible crash Both lecemo
tves were lifted frsm the rails and thrown to ono side,
ssmpeto wrecked The cars we're all thrown from
the rails and reduced almost to kndng wsod, and the
debris piled up high around the locomotives ihe man
track was torn up fer considerable distance ana COM
pletely blocked There was ret moments warning
and both caught In the wreck Three Of tse
trslnmsn wore buried from signt They were almost m
confused aud wero eItricatsd with difficulty Ped,
dim aus BODY taksn 10 Wheeling. aid me injured
brought 10 TINS CITY. III u asserted Nv h'
pany that tho accident CAUSED by the telegraph
operator at fnleyvIle falling to deliver the orders
FREIGHT ENG INES THROWN INTO 4 CANAL
READrvG Nov. 25.-Tvo freight engines were in col
lisiOn on the shamskn and Iewisburg branch OF the
Reading Railroad Milton this mOraing The acct
dent happened u bridge crossing the susquehanaa
Canal The cOncussOn 80 great tnat BON locomo-
tives thrown the BRIDE into the canal twenty
feet brlov fifteen ware also wrecked,
which piled upon mo engines. The bridge
vas badly damaged and II Will take week TO repair II
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-26
LonX srELLMAN WIS nuRr BY accident

JOHN SPELLMIN WAS HURT BY ACCIDENT.
Sergeant Max +. schmittberger. Of tho N!neteeafh
Precinct that hs la. solved the mystery OF Jshh
Spellmaps death Tho serseinrs report torrooorateh
by sttdavts. is "a follows:
After spellman left the Brewer House at fl9
a. IN. Tuesday stated In yesterdays IhlH
uSg1 ho went TO a." Tom " Treaye's baToom Al
Thirty nr.t-s, and siIthavo lie there met May Foster
and Msbs Williams two inmates Of disOrdetV holso
iu Thirty At. The tr0 drank g0sl dcu sni
became drunk SoOn after James J"sephs. OF NO -to
Bro1dway. came into the place aud aIft
few more rounds Of liquor, the iouf
wsnt out tsgcthcr and walkod down siIth-avc ths
woman supporting Spellinas Al I"rutY-elshth
IT. May Foster rrlessei her hoa on tpsln~n asa the
latter fell his face In the street lie Was 'oVcIe
with mud when he arose AMI his companions '"oh
him lu,o the side OF tie Nludnfluefo
Hotel and asked tho bartender for a rsom man
named Chamberlain and an unknown ,n.n car
ried speliman TO room -. on the third h"sr
and there IN. injured Insn remahoi All
day Tuesday aud all until "Wednesday nof ming Al
4 o'clock when to zen 10 his own room IN thc
Brewer House -.
spcllsans brother William arrived from Chicago YES
tcriay The funsra OF tho locker Will take pace Al
Wisierbottom's uptown un 'ertdElng rooms NJ y n'
q Ian
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Mr.. PHELPS TOA>TS THE PRINCE.

An EXCHANGE OF c MPL1MtS1S AT TIE BtNCIi-
ERS' BANQUET.
LONDON. Nov. 25.-A banquet was given this evening
BY the Benchcrs OF the Temple the occasion being he
formal termination Of the Prince OF Waless year
In office as treasurer. NNr Phelps, the American
who guest. gracefully tO@stea
the health Of the Prince 81 Wales. The riscc returned
the saving that II would net be right IN Mf
Phelpss To uch that personally he should
ike to say but he knew how cordially they would receive
this toast. He that they would al
eonour with him in the hope that the day was very ds
tsat the geod feeling existing between the 1--WE
countries would he marred or interrupted.
Mr. Phelps In returning thaaks Tor the
tsast, said that he would do his NJ
most in a humble way to promote that great end
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-26
ruFRRoEEy sH4CKAR4x0N BANK.

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. % (SIec'db.-CitS TREASURER Bell
day .ade final report the defuncI shackamaAon
Dauk IIo SAYS Nhon this bank failed there was
10000 OF the city's money on deposit. IL was al
FIRST coniecured that all of this would be loSt but
sf,er While a payment was made whereby the city
,nt 90 coo The final settlement gave the city $1,000
1ore so that IT'S total loss by the failure was $1,000
SrDDEy DEATH OF COLONEL 4. W.HENDRiCRS.
IypI,NApoLIs Nov. IS tSpeciaL. .-Colossl Abram W.
Hendricks cousin OF the late Wee President, was found
dead I'm bed tonight Heart-diseasc Ia supposed 10
ha We been the Of his death lie was Paynaster
during tho War. and Al ono time candidate Tor
snrenc Judge but his Hisence has been cnIsuy AS
a lawyer. lie belonged u tha hrY Of Baker, Hord "
Heudrekk
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-26
TIE SpEr TER MARKET CORNERED

ST. LOUIS. Nov. 25.-Uc Age of Seet announces 'ou"'
the successful cOrncriDg OF the spelter market py
French .yudcae which Las operated through Its agents
u NJ ssour Illinois aud Kansas. where about 70 Ooot"h
or thr feurhs Of tho total output OF this foundry
annually prsduced The syndicate La, csnduct'd its
IONS 40 quietly that its object rot suSp
until all of The stocks OF metal all waiehouso ana
All furnaces nnd-r contract The impression prevails
that the furnaces are completely sold up for November
Decsnher and possibly January. Prices are hghcr'
and onrrs of i've cents 10 ST. Louis have been ref used
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-26
pOrOKAC STEAMERS ~ COLLISION.

w.su,xcrox. Nov 25-About p 30 this msrning the
,om.r Gcorge Ieary Oh her way 10 tins city win an
excursion party and steamer Jane Mosey' carr'Hs
freight to Norfolk while oil Point LooScn' wcr" ~ cor
hsion The George LearJ WAS struck on 'no s'"'o'"u
side carving away part 81 her lolner wark. anu ,no
s,...ar lane Mosay WAS considerably damaged On ne
bew The accident occurred dnring heaVy 'ok ~. ,
cooness of the officers Of the George Leay went iS'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-26

NEw-HAvES. Nov. 70 tSpecaD.-fhe snit OF eIssn-
Charles g. Yale, Of wslhngford. against the simp
Hall Miller Company, OF wallingford, came np Il"
day before Ex-Governor Harrison and a committee
appointed TO hear 1t by the Superior Court Mr. Yale
claims $4,000 for services perfsrmsd by himself ana
for the company and for unpaid dividends on
$4,000 worth Of stSck which he The spectators
we're surprised to-day by the trnsy for the company
setting up the claim that MI Yale and his sous have de
taudsd tho Company out about 300 600 As treas
Of the company 1t alleged that Mr. Yale made
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-26
yrrDgEfyG A WOMAN FOR FORTY DOLLARS

RICHMOND. Va, Nov. % 'Spcctab.-Lousa Haynes
accompanied by r. L. Tlllcy, left GoodSon, Va, To
visit friends at st. Airy, y. C. She had $40 and
when the couple reached Carroll County, IHey shot
her I'm the head and set fire to her body, having piled
wood and leaves around so aS to conceal the crnio
r. smnke from tho fire attracted the notice 0f tho
n.rshbors Tilley Is from rike County, NY, anu -
heinz Looked for In three States
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-26

NEGROES ADVISED TO SIAf ~ IHE h""OS
NEw-ORLE4Ss, Nov. 25 (SpecidD.-Quct reisaed IN
Thibodsau1 today although there was some little sur
when 1t was learned that j. Adams ana solomon WIZ
IA had returned the search was made Tor
,h and If VA, a.cer,ased that they had been In the
town but had again nel. Later Williams stole iho town
and seeking out tho Sheriff. asked to be taken Into Gus
tody and protected The sheriff Informed him maj thcto
As no charge him refused 10 nave anything
:. a. win his and williams again disappeared Ihs
sheriff stated the feeling against iliams was -
prea the knowledge OF his presence would prshdny
ems. outbreak and lie advised the negro 10 thho
,o INC woods A dispatch 10 ire Times DemocTd irofs
I.u,ua Terrabsne Parish says that that town 10 pa
every ugnt by special guards In consequence oil
rumots 81 threatened violence and inrendarisn ne-
r &c. country wa, arcd TT wing IL purchase
ouaIilty OF bnekshot and Immediately srdetcu ~
the MAYER OF IIsuna to leave the tOwh'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-26
AIARGE ArnInNcE mERE. Ma rOwDrHLY

LARGE AUDIENCE HEkEs Mr.. POwDEELY
rHGADELPuIt. Nov. - tSorcnih. Mr. Po wlerly lc Z
Ered this cycniss ~ Industrial Hall before large
audience. His subject The Past. the Prc.eat aud
tnr Future OF the knlrhs OF Labor" He spoke under
auspices OF tho enploVcs OF tho Phafe. pha AMI
Realm Railroad TINS city. He sIt nothing DE" oul
what has BEEN seen Is print alrcalY fivc thnh>Ana
tickets sold before they opcbcd the doors
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-26
THE GROWN PRINCE NOT CAST DOWN.

THE REICH~TAS.
BERLIN, Nov. o. In the RechstR to-day the presi-
dent read telegram from the Crown Prince in response
the of sympathy sent by that body yesterday
thanking them for their sympathy and expressing the
hope that the favorable in his ailment which mas
already resulted FROM his stay in the south would permit
hun to the full extent his duties TO the fater
land.
DlRMsTADT Nov. 25-In the Diet to-day the Grand
Duke OF Hesse expressed profound sympathy for the
German Crown Prince, and said he hoped that God
would order events for the best
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-26
AnyUSryyG rRlySCoNTINEyrAL RATES.


CufcAGo Nov Y5-Asa result OF tho meeting o' nc
Of the transeon neata lines mere 'o,
it is said that the Canadian Pacific vs be allowed 10
charge "A sIghtly lower rate and participate Ia '"'i''
MA and Oregon business and that material ADVANCE
.gr..L T., nav In, Pacific Mail steamship Company a
sn,,dy of sd5 900 psI month. the latter asreelh; !"
maintain rates and Keep out si 'ho "'Eus' ' ~
mes
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-26

LONDON, Nov. 25-It is probable that sPht VIII
shortly occur the National Liberal Club Eightycghl
members have made a requision upon the c"mnlltee
to meeting Of the club 10 debate resolution
that In the interests of the party tie members shoua
actively engage III political WORK. Many tnonlsts ahd
GAstonan members are opposed to such action on the
grcuDd the club comprises all sections OF the LID
era party, and that II would he unwise to accentuate
divisions by participating IN active politics. warm
diacnasion is eIpccted 10 take place AT the meeting
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-26

A LEGAL INSTEAD or 4 LOJING Alta CHNENE
EosTON, Nov. - tNper.ah.An attachment IL the sum
OF $4,000 Gled THIS .uing at salem by Eta f.
IwisGsu. oi swampscott. upon ts estate OF A. Henry
Jones' OF the firm OF V. 4. & 4. H. Jones, sioe manu-
fdourcrs o. L; m, action OF contract Miss Iwis
den ,or breach sf promise o. marriage
Sue oLplOYed by Jones his m@uutactory at Lynn
and 4to. y. H., AMI while II tna lAtt"r place sne
aesc. that nr Joncs took her out driving frequently
nul ofeed her that 20 recent dite she ad
expected marry Jones'. Dut the alleged Intimacy mad
b-eu broken cit aud TIE young lady SEEKS to recover
dtaagcs for her injured affections.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-26
A POLITICAL DISPUTE ENDS ~ nChDhH

PHILADELPHIA Nov IS ,Soe0ai-Wiliam HART .
DYER OF No. l425 North sxfh-st and Neli WATERS
a morocco o. dresser, OF No sl3 Bcrksst have always
been friends until last night Hart was kepuoi'a"
and Walters Democrat, and the two men previous 10
40 ,s, .lec,ion bet some beer on the result Both
man mot LIST night ~ the house of Mrs. HincS NO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-26
AN AUsTRo. o.RUssIAN WAR IMPROBABLE

PrsrH Nov ga semi-sfcia denial is given here 10
the statemc Mt in the Berlin Post that there An nmed
ate prospect OF Austro Russian war stated tha
n.,hnr has laely happened to increase the danger OF
ooeio, and tho arks Of tho Post held to be d.
r.ctlv contrary 10 the confidential declarations s Count
Ksnoky. the Imperial Minister Of Foreign Affairs to the
d.lesatioua Official circles convinced that war
between Russia and Austria alene IL an
would he bound assist hei and the inevape result
vanId he a ressral csnfagration in Europe -.
TIE P,s, II0vd denies each OF the Pswers ia he
,rinlr alliance only bound to assist AN ally u Two row
p,anTit IL saws an ally 10 bound under all crcun-
stasces 10 assist Tho paper alse says: Prince iSis
m.rck Informed tho Gar al the interview In Befh ia'
Friday that the triple alliance was ths result VI nus
sia. an lsnpess and III will
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-26
RANKER ACCUSED OF FRAtrD

IoxpoS Nov. 25.-A magistrate Of the Westminster
Police Court tonight granted summons against Henry
IAuis Bschonsheim the banker, on the charge Of oh
tN,nr tne sum Of aa7.000 by false prstences from
Jamsa MclIenrv In connection with the Atlantic AID
Cr,st Western Railway. The alleged fraud Is said TO
No rrei in
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-26


PHILADELPHIA Nov 25.-1be British bark CUPID. Cap
tain Plat which arrived here to-day. brought h'eeh
suryivsrs from the Italian bark icue Marah" oouh"
from Catania TO this port which foundered at 81" on No
xsmbsr 10 in latitude 20, %, Longitude 90 IS INC
crew we're frsm the sinking vessel just 'I'e NOUN
before she went down.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-26
GESEnorS arr or Az Ex.coyGRESSAAN

Oh IUIN NITI OF AN EA.tVN HHENNMfN.
At InectaK OF tho First Baptist Church OF Newark
last u.gh, II WAS announced that eICongressman
Thomas h. P.ddie a member OF that church had made
eft oi So 200 build church cdihce and had
contributed i4OOOO the value OF the land IN which
the chufcu T. bull. RESOLUTIONS adsite, &C
ceptss Vhe git. making Mr.. P.diie trustee emeritus
and adding Pcddlc Memorial" 10 Tue us Ot the church